- The Royal Decree 1007/2023 has been published, which regulates the technical requirements of invoicing software in Spain.
- The Decree requires the use of certified invoicing software that complies with the Ordinance and Ministerial Orders.
- The specific technical specifications and functions of the software are still pending regulation.
- Non-resident companies without a permanent establishment in Spain and companies within the scope of the SII or voluntarily opting for it are exempt from the mandatory use of certified software.
- Certain types of operations are also exempt from the requirement.
- Spanish resident businesses must use certified invoicing software by July 1, 2025.
- Developers of commercializing invoicing software must adapt to the new regulation within 9 months of the publication of the Ministerial Orders.
- This regulation is complementary to the pending Ordinance that regulates B2B e-invoicing.
Source: pincvision.com
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